Rota & Wages · Included on every plan

One team, three kinds of contract — one rota, one payroll deadline

Permanent salaried staff, zero-hours casuals and agency workers each follow their own pay rules and their own compliance requirements. FlexiWork handles all three inside one rota and one wage run — nothing juggled between separate systems.

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Most operators end up running three processes side by side — a contract-based rota for permanent staff, a casual pool tracked separately, and an agency invoice reconciled by hand at the end of the month. Each one gets slightly different treatment, and the seams between them are where mistakes happen.

Same rota, different rules underneath

Every worker type carries its own rules — but sits on the same shift

A permanent salaried team member, a zero-hours casual and an agency worker booked for one shift don't get paid the same way, don't have the same overtime treatment, and don't trigger the same compliance requirements. ERA 2025's zero-hours tracking applies to the casual, not the salaried manager standing next to them on the same shift. Getting this right by hand means holding three separate rulesets in your head, every single week.

One payroll deadline, not three

All three worker types are calculated together in a single wage report, ready for a single payroll run. Nobody's exporting one file for permanent staff, a different spreadsheet for casuals, and a manually reconciled agency invoice on top — it's one export, against one deadline, covering everyone who worked a shift that period.

Where your own reliever pool changes the agency piece

For cover you'd otherwise source from an external agency, an internal pool of vetted casual and reliever staff — onboarded once, available across your venues — reduces how often you need an outside agency at all. Where you do use one, that agency worker's shift still sits inside the same rota and wage run as everyone else, not a separate system tracked by hand.

What comes with mixed workforce management

Set the contract type once. Rules follow automatically.

1

Add Each Worker With Their Actual Contract Type

Permanent, casual, or agency — set once on their profile, not re-decided every time they're scheduled.

2

Rules Apply Automatically Per Type

Pay, overtime, leave and compliance tracking all follow the contract type — no manual switching between rulesets.

3

One Wage Report Combines All Three

Ready for payroll, against a single deadline, covering everyone who worked a shift that period.

Most rota software handles one worker type well and treats the rest as an afterthought. FlexiWork was built for all three from day one.

Questions, answered

Can I really manage permanent, casual and agency staff in one rota?
Yes. All three sit on the same rota, the same shift, the same day — each following their own pay and compliance rules underneath, without needing a separate system per worker type.
Does each worker type get the correct compliance treatment automatically?
Yes. ERA 2025 zero-hours tracking applies where a worker's contract makes it relevant; permanent staff aren't flagged unnecessarily. The compliance logic follows the worker's actual contract type rather than treating everyone identically.
Does wage calculation differ by worker type?
Yes. Permanent salaried staff, zero-hours casuals and agency workers each follow their own pay rules and rates, but all three are calculated together in one wage report against a single payroll deadline.
How are agency workers handled?
Agency cover, whether sourced from your own internal reliever pool or an external agency, is scheduled and tracked in the same rota rather than living in a separate spreadsheet or invoice reconciliation process.

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